Pest Control in Florida
What to do before and during pest control treatments
Houses can be harmed by rodents and flies, as well as cockroaches. They can transmit diseases to humans and are a nuisance. Hiring a pest control service is the easiest way to get rid of it. In this article, we'll show you what to do before and during pest control treatment.
Professional pest control services include bed bug control, termite control, and pest control in Florida. Although professional pest control can't guarantee your home is free from unwanted guests, you can do your part by taking preventative measures before and during pest control. You should ensure that food, clothing, and furniture are stored properly before you start the pest control treatments. After the treatment is completed, make sure to re-infest the area as soon as possible.
But, let's start with the basics. Although the pest type is almost always the determining factor in the course, the following guidelines apply to all situations.
Here are some things to consider before you go ahead and get a pest treatment.
Let's take the time to consider these things before you schedule your pest control appointment.
1. Access: Take any large appliances or furniture out of the corners of your house. As a result, pest control professionals will be able to gain easier access. Pest control professionals will be able to get into cracks and crevices, where most bugs grow. The treatment is safe for your furniture and appliances, so any chemicals or spills will not cause damage. Try your hand at pest management at home.
2. Clothing and furniture: * Pack all clothing, toys for children, jewelry, make-up, and personal items, including jewelry, into a plastic bag. They should be stored in cabinets. Wide sellotape can be used to seal any gaps between the drawers and doors. Masking tape, which is made of paper, won't hold the chemicals and absorb them.
Take out all bedding, including pillows, blankets, and cushions. Plastic wrapping is a good option if you have no storage.
To cover sofas, chairs, or tables with plastic wrap, Cloth sheets are not sufficient as the toxins could penetrate them.
* Some pests such as termites might require that all wooden furniture be removed, including storage bed.
3. Kitchen and dining area:
* Empty the garbage container!
Clear your counters, including silverware, plates, cups, and glasses. Kitchen cabinets attract the most pests, so they are often sprayed more frequently than other storage equipment.
* It is best to move small kitchen appliances out of the kitchen. If this is impossible, unplug the appliances and wrap them tightly with plastic wrap. Make sure they are as mobile as possible if you can't leave them at home.
* If possible, wrap your water filter's water exit with plastic.
* Spray all kitchen sinks. Don't cover or store the sinks in the kitchen.
* Food must always be kept in thick plastic containers. To gain access to your home, pests can chew through the thin plastic. Keep spices and chips in the fridge, if possible.
*While we're on topic about your refrigerator, it's time to unplug. Recycle any perishable items, and toss any leftovers.
4. Pets: Pest control chemicals are often very toxic for pets. You can leave your pet with a friend or neighbor for the duration of the treatment.
* Take good care of your pet's toys and bedding.
* Take your pet to a vet for a treatment of fleas and ticks.
* Aquariums must be completely covered with plastic. You must ensure that your fish have enough food to last for the entire duration. If you don’t have an automatic feeder, this is a great time to purchase one.
• Turn off aquarium air pumps, as they may absorb contaminants from the atmosphere and introduce them into water.
* Cover your favorite wall decoration with plastic if it doesn't like the chemicals.
Tampa Pest Busters
Tampa Florida
(813) 796 6261